KENNER – The Brusly wrestling team proved it’s far from finished.
Many considered the team’s state title hopes down for the count when they headed into action at the Louisiana High School Wrestling Championship Meet at the Pontchartrain Center.

Penalties in the second half of Friday’s game against Glen Oaks may have cost the Brusly boys basketball team a higher seeding in the LHSAA District 3A playoff bracket. The Panthers head into the first round of the playoffs this Friday with the 27th seed.

West Baton Rouge Parish residents will once again have the opportunity to make their voices heard, as the November 4 election date nears.

In a statewide vote that will elect several U.S. Senators and House Representatives, one race within the parish has intrigued many – the race for Brusly’s newest Police Chief.

In Brusly, a new Chief of Police will be elected to complete the last two years of former chief Jamie Whaley’s four-year term. Whaley resigned his position with the town prior to pleading guilty to malfeasance in office in April.